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01. Sister Fleeta Mitchell and Rev. Willie Mae Eberhard - Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down
02. Ray Rhodes - Fred Adams
03. Fidel Martin - La Grondeuse (The Scolding Woman)
04. Buell Kazee - Big Foot Feller
05. Eddie Bowles - Blues
06. Ralph Sheckel - Tony Gave a Picnic
07. Frosty Lamb and Buzz Fountain - 12th Street Rag
08. McIntosh County Shouters - Eve and Adam (Pickin' Up Leaves)
09. Rev. Howard Finster - Five To My Five
10. Epifanio Sanchez and Group - Carabina Treinta-Treinta (30-30 Rifle)
11. Bert Hare - I'm Dying, Mother
12. Georgia Sacred Heart Convention - All Saints New
13. Maybel Cawthorn - Tom Watson Tune
14. Dwight "Red" Lamb - Danish Galop
15. Gordon Tanner and Smoky Joe Miller - Billy in the Low Ground
16. Ollie Gilbert - Who Killed Poor Robin
17. Cecil Barfield - Georgia Blues
18. Doc and Lucy Barnes - Free Go Lily
19. Dr. C. B. Skelton - The Miller's Will
20. John W. Summers - Brickyard Joe
21. Henry Grady Terrell - Old John Henry Died on the Mountain
22. Shirley Griffith - Big Road Blues
23. Lawrence Eller and Vaughn Eller - Fly Around My Blue-Eyed Gal
24. Golden River Grass - Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad
ARTIST
TITLE
Art of Field Recording Sampler
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
DTD 007CD DTD 007CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
11/21/2006

Subtitle: 50 Years of Traditional Music Documented by Art Rosenbaum. This is a CD preview release of an upcoming Dust-to-Digital 4CD collaboration with renowned music archivists, Art and Margo Rosenbaum. The diverse talents of the Rosebaums have allowed them to record music traditions in a way few others could have done. Dust-to-Digital is proud to announce this project in an attempt to keep alive the music they love so dearly. Get ready for antebellum spirituals, lined-out hymns of country churches, old time frolic tunes, bottleneck blues, hammer-and-pick work songs, dance music of fiddle bands, unaccompanied mountain ballads, and backwoods banjo tunes. Art Rosenbaum has been recording American traditional music for half a century -- and in the process produced over 15 LPs and CDs, two hard-cover books, and archival material deposited in the Library of Congress, Indiana University, and University of Georgia archives. In 2007, Dust-to-Digital will release a 4CD set of Art Rosenbaum's recordings. The presentation will be in book form, with notes and commentary on all the tracks, many of Art's own drawings and paintings as well as Margo's photographs, and of course, four CDs. The content of the several CDs will be roughly inspired by Harry Smith's organization of his classic Anthology of American Folk with some important differences.